A few thoughts from me on #GovtGPTnewsroom.co.nz/2024/10/16/a...

AI no substitute for robust and inclusive public services

From Victoria University of Wellington – Analysis: Though AI systems are constantly improving in accuracy, caution should be exercised in relying on them for decisions with significant financial, heal...

“We are concerned that the science of masks and respirators appears to have been misunderstood, and misinformation unwittingly perpetuated, by some of the very highest-level government advisors” ⬇️ #WearAMask#CovidIsntOver#LongCovidwww.bmj.com/content/386/...

Respirators outperform surgical masks; fit-testing is desirable but not essential

More on the “don’t do sick” crowd - including how we’re frequently expected to hide our disabilities so as not to inconvenience others. Never forget that it’s ok to set (and hold) boundaries. Never apologize for being sick! www.disabledginger.com/p/we-dont-do...

Family Abandonment During Covid Pandemic. They 'Don't Do Sick'.

A look at relationship dynamics, ableism and the importance of setting (and sticking) to personal boundaries

Fellow mask-wearers (should be everyone but alas), I got this from Grace and August re their KN95 masks. Please fill in the survey and encourage them to order more! www.surveymonkey.com/r/LBYNS5Q

🚨We are still looking for participants for our survey on piloting practices in psychology! We want to make sure we get a good spread across sub-disciplines so please feel free to pass this on to your networks #psychology#metascience#openscience#phdsky

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If you are a psychology researcher, please consider taking this survey about pilot studies: research.sc/participant/... Our team is hoping to learn how researchers approach the process of piloting. 20 randomly chosen participants will receive $50 gift cards! #PsychSciSky #MetaScience #OpenScience

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Thank you, and thank you for sharing, Rebecca!

Thank you @sophiefern.bsky.social! I'm happy you read my posts. Ngā mihi maioha to you to you and others for sharing too!

I'm sharing this blog post from a place of privilege – I'm in a job where I'm supported to stay home when I'm sick.

Through a short exploration of two advertising campaigns for Strepsils and Difflam, I'm calling for wider thought about how we set expectations for our behaviour when we're unwell with an infectious illness. pinchesofpain.com/2024/08/02/w...